TotalBoat-487750 Clear Penetrating Epoxy Wood Sealer Stabilizer for Rot Repair and Restoration (Gallon, Cold Weather)
Key features
- •WOOD HARDENER FOR ROTTED WOOD: two-part epoxy system seals, hardens, preserves, and protects all types of wood by stopping rot. Makes finishes like paint and varnish stick better and last longer. Easy to use treatment has no VOCs or harsh fumes
- •PENETRATING WOOD SEALER: An ideal dry rot treatment; this marine-grade epoxy resin is perfect for wooden boat restoration, wood repairs, and woodworking projects. Seal bare or new wood to protect against mold, mildew, moisture, and fungus
- •CLEAR LOW VISCOSITY RESIN WITH MANY USES: Use on all softwoods, including cedar, cypress, fir, pine and redwood. Use on all hardwoods, including ipe, mahogany, maple, oak, and teak. Use on butcher block, live edge slabs, particle board, plywood, and OSB
- •WOOD ROT REPAIR EPOXY AVAILABLE IN TWO FORMULAS: Choose regular formula Penetrating Epoxy for 65-90 degrees F temps; Choose Cold Weather Penetrating Epoxy for 40-65 degrees F temps (Do not use Cold Weather formula above 65 F)
- •CHOOSE THE RIGHT EPOXY KIT SIZE FOR YOUR PROJECT: Both formulas are available in Pint, Quart, Half-Gallon, and Gallon sizes. Simple 2 parts resin to 1 part hardener mix ratio for reliable results every time. Easy cleanup with soap and water
TotalBoat-487750 Clear Penetrating Epoxy Wood Sealer Stabilizer for Rot Repair and Restoration (Gallon, Cold Weather)
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Customer Reviews
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Good stuff!
The Jammer✓ Verified Purchase•September 21, 2023
I bought this to coat inner hull of an old wood boat project. When I read in the directions that you can use the penetrating epoxy as a "primer" for the fairing compound I started mixing little batches and using it everywhere. I wish I started my varnish coats with this stuff, my wood (mahogany plywood) was a little checked from years of sun and this would have filled it much faster then the many coats of varnish! I have some left over and I am going to use it on some of the trim on my house where the corners come together and the wood has gotten soft, so I can repaint it without worry of it soaking up water and pealing the paint!
Seals Well
Alexander Kruger✓ Verified Purchase•September 4, 2023
This stuff is great, I used it to seal my new wood transom for my boat. It does penetrate pretty far into the wood, but I did 2 coats just to be safe. Only thing to keep in mind is it starts to cure after around 20 minutes or so, so you only have that much time to apply it.
Works great for porous wood
Leland✓ Verified Purchase•August 29, 2023
I have used it on a piece of driftwood burl slab that has areas of punk wood. It penetrates very well, leaves no color, plus you can dilute it with denatured alcohol to extend it or thin it even more.
Wear a carbon filter mask
Colby Parsons✓ Verified Purchase•August 25, 2023
While this may have low VOCs (it does have minimal odor) I find that it affects my lungs anyway. The next day or two after using, I feel sick like I have low grade bronchitis. I recommend using a carbon filter half mask respirator when applying this.
I have been using this to partially seal plywood prior to painting, and I have been happy with the results. I use some inexpensive 4" roller covers. And I thin one to one with isopropyl alcohol. I have also tried acetone and that works well too. On its own, this doesn't soak in as much as I want. I do wish this cured in a day instead of two. But overall I am happy with the product.
I have been using this to partially seal plywood prior to painting, and I have been happy with the results. I use some inexpensive 4" roller covers. And I thin one to one with isopropyl alcohol. I have also tried acetone and that works well too. On its own, this doesn't soak in as much as I want. I do wish this cured in a day instead of two. But overall I am happy with the product.
Very good product. Great absorption and strength.
Brian white✓ Verified Purchase•August 3, 2023
Restoration of an 18thc home.
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